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Alfred's Journey

Alfred's Journey

By (author) Alfred Yaghobzadeh

$93.00

  • Bourse SAIF / Benoit Schaeffer for photographic publishing (2023)
  • Selected for the Premio al Mejor Libro, PHotoESPANA (2025)
  • 276 images spanning 45 years of frontline photojournalism, from Tehran 1978 to Ukraine 2023
  • Eight exclusive texts written by the photographer, in English and French
  • A thirty-page caption notebook printed on 45gsm Bible paper
  • Features a tactile hardcover with an embedded debossed image
  • World Press Photo award winner (1986) for his coverage of the Lebanon war
  • Backed by the artist's strong international profile and active online presence, including an engaging audience of nearly 20k followers on Instagram (@alfredyaghobzadehphoto)
  • Supported by the 2023 SAIF Publishing Grant and selected for the 2025 PHotoESPAÑA Best Book Award.
Full Description

Alfred’s Journey retraces the journey of photographer Alfred Yaghobzadeh, from his very first picture, taken in Tehran in 1978, to the war in Ukraine in 2023. Between the two lies the restless life of a photographer who followed the planet’s convulsions across four decades, from the harshest front lines to the most joyful uprisings. 

The book gathers 276 images, eight exclusive texts written by Alfred in English and French, and a thirty-page caption notebook printed on 45gsm Bible paper. 

First time available in the US—Text in English and French

About the Author

Alfred Yaghobzadeh is a photojournalist. A member of the Gamma, Sygma, Sipa and Associated Press agencies, his photographs have been published throughout his career in magazines including Time, Figaro Magazine, Newsweek, Stern, Paris Match, El Pais and Geo. In 1986 he received a World Press Photo award for his coverage of the Lebanon war.

Specifications
Publisher
Four Eyes éditions
ISBN
9782487326057
Published
6th Feb 2024
Binding
Hardback
Territory
USA & Canada
Size
8.5 in x 11.42 in
Pages
264 Pages
Illustrations
205 color, 71 b&w
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